The sermon centers on the identity and calling of the Christian as a saint, defined not by personal achievement but by being 'in Christ Jesus'—a position of divine separation from sin and dedication to God. Drawing from Philippians 1:1, it emphasizes that true holiness, marked by both heart and conduct, distinguishes believers from the world and is the foundation of the Christian life. The preacher underscores the biblical roles of bishops (pastors) as spiritual overseers and deacons as servants entrusted with practical, orderly ministry, clarifying that leadership is not about authority but stewardship. Faith is portrayed not as mere historical belief in Jesus, but as a living, obedient relationship where Christ indwells the believer, empowering victory over the world through faith rooted in Scripture. Ultimately, the Word of God is presented as both a lamp for daily steps and a light for the path ahead, with spiritual growth sustained through hearing, believing, and doing the Word.